Pro copywriter/Cambridge University writing teacher reveals the secrets for writing blogs and business docs that enthral
InstructorClare LynchEditorial course preview
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The curriculum moves from reader awareness to advanced techniques like anaphora, epiphora, asyndeton, and chiasmus.
Practical exercises focus on active writing, cutting abstraction, and strengthening storytelling for professional documents.
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The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals of business and non-fiction writers.
